A Curated Collection of Automotive Rarities

The current selection of vehicles available through Motorious showcases some of the most impressive machinery in the automotive world. From factory-documented icons to meticulously crafted custom builds, this week's highlights offer something for every high-end collector. Here are ten of the most remarkable vehicles currently seeking new owners.


Modern Supercar Icons

  • 2006 Ford GT ($1,295,999): Finished in Mark II Black, this specific unit is an extreme rarity. It features the factory stripe-delete option and is one of only eight vehicles produced with this distinct color and brake caliper configuration. With a mere 32.8 miles on the odometer, it remains in pristine, time-capsule condition.
  • 2022 Ferrari SF90 Stradale Coupe ($549,950): This plug-in hybrid hypercar packs over 900 horsepower. Having covered just 507 miles, it features over $164,000 in options, including the bespoke Bianco Fuji paint and extensive carbon fiber detailing.
  • 2010 Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano ($547,100): A quintessential front-engine V12 grand tourer. This one-owner example, boasting only 483 miles, features the iconic Rosso Corsa exterior paired with a tan interior and comes with a full service history.
  • 2025 Ferrari 296 GTS ($460,000): Featuring $110,000 in factory upgrades, this hybrid V6 spider delivers 819 combined horsepower. It is essentially a brand-new vehicle with only 600 miles since its delivery in August 2025.

Classic Legends and Restomods

  • 1966 Jaguar E-Type Le Mans by “Design Velke” ($699,900): This hand-built, single-seat speedster is inspired by the legendary Jaguar D-Type. It utilizes a stroked 4.7-liter six-cylinder engine and a “Rock Crusher” 4-speed manual transmission, offering a visceral driving experience.
  • 1967 Ferrari 330 GTC ($525,000): After remaining with the same family in dry storage for over 40 years, this matching-numbers classic has recently been mechanically refreshed. It retains its original Pininfarina body number and Sekurit glass.
  • 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Split-Window Restomod ($472,990): Debuted at the 2023 SEMA show, this Peter Brock-designed build sits on an Art Morrison chassis. It modernizes the 1963 classic with an LS3 crate engine, custom interior, and high-tech carbon fiber components.
  • 1965 Ford GT40 Safir Continuation ($399,900): As a genuine Mk V continuation car, this vehicle was assembled using original period tooling. It features Gurney Weslake heads and four Weber carburetors on its 5.3-liter V8, making it a legitimate piece of Le Mans history rather than a simple replica.

Unique Finds

  • 2002 Porsche 996 GT3RSR Naked Carbon Fibre ($438,000): Designed for the track but street-legal, this variant features an exposed carbon fiber body for maximum weight reduction, bringing it as close to a genuine GT3 race car as possible.
  • 2008 Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione ($397,500): One of only 500 coupes built worldwide. This vehicle features a Maserati-sourced 4.7-liter V8 engine and hand-laid carbon fiber bodywork. This well-preserved example has only 3,800 miles and includes the original factory luggage set.